Drew Falcone

Drew is a former internationally ranked alpine ski racer. Was on the U.S. Development Ski Team at age fourteen.Born in Montclair, New Jersey. He moved to Vermont when he was fifteen and attended the Green Mountain Valley School. A ski-racing academy in Waitsfield, Vermont. There he got involved in the school theater projects and became a bit of a celebrity in the town.He continued his love of theater by attending Johnson State's School of The Arts. There he not only acted in the productions at the collage, but he also put his artistic eye to set and lighting design, and stage-managing.He graduated and moved to New York City where he worked on Daytime TV before he made the move to Los Angeles.Along with acting, he also writes music with a friend and started a band called The Geshmeke Brothers. The first song that he penned was placed in a feature film called Suits on the Loose (2005).With his New Jersey Italian look, he is usually looked at as a man's man/tough-guy character. Because of his sense of humor, he makes a great comic actor with a dry delivery. He has been compared to the subtle style of Robert Downey Jr. with the sarcastic tones of Bruce Willis.Brother of stuntman Todd Schneider.Drew took his Grandmother's last name, Falcone, in honor of her and his family's Italian heritage. Show less «